EXPOSÉS
DRUGS
Congress Takes Aim at Nitazenes, Synthetic Drugs Far More Potent Than Fentanyl
Potent synthetic opioids up to 500 times stronger than morphine are flooding the US despite rising enforcement. Experts warn only education can cut demand and stop the cycle of lethal new drugs.
LATEST
CORRUPTION
Memphis Law Student Wins Landmark Public Records Suit Against City
After seven months of delays and repeated denials, Tyler Foster forced Memphis to comply with public records law. His win could set a precedent for greater transparency in city government.
CORRUPTION
Scottish MP Introduces FOI Bill After Inquiry Reveals “Industrial-Scale” Message Deletions
The reform would make it a crime to delete government communications, following revelations that top officials wiped WhatsApp messages during the pandemic.
HUMAN RIGHTS
HUMAN RIGHTS
New Mexico Watchdog Sues State Police to Force Release of Delayed Public Records
The lawsuit exposes repeated legal loopholes used by the Department of Public Safety, highlighting systemic resistance to transparency and accountability.
HUMAN RIGHTS
New Florida Penalties Target Child Exploitation as Arrests Soar in Major Stings
Three new laws took effect on October 1 in the Sunshine State, imposing harsher penalties for trafficking minors, luring children and distributing nonconsensual sexual content.
HUMAN RIGHTS
Australia Reports Record-High Exploitation Cases Amid Surge in “Exit Trafficking”
As Australia boasts a Tier One US ranking for anti-trafficking efforts, the data expose a darker dimension: family-based coercion, forced marriage and exploitation hiding in plain sight.
MENTAL HEALTH
MENTAL HEALTH
Wyoming Lawmakers Stall Bill Requiring Toxicology Reporting in Suicides and Violent Deaths
With Wyoming among the nation’s highest in suicide rates, lawmakers opted out of mandating psychiatric drug screening—even as a public safety crisis looms.
MENTAL HEALTH
Ireland’s Forgotten Patients Demand Action After New Investigations Into 1950s Asylum Abuse
More than 20,000 people were housed at the peak of Ireland’s asylum era; survivors say the legacy of psychiatric trauma lives on—and it’s time for the government to act.
MENTAL HEALTH
Investigation Reveals Chronic Delays in Handling Michigan Psychiatric Abuse Complaints
Legislators call for stronger oversight after audit exposes widespread neglect, unanswered complaints and apparent efforts to conceal abuse in state hospitals.
CORRUPTION
CORRUPTION
Memphis Law Student Wins Landmark Public Records Suit Against City
After seven months of delays and repeated denials, Tyler Foster forced Memphis to comply with public records law. His win could set a precedent for greater transparency in city government.
CORRUPTION
Scottish MP Introduces FOI Bill After Inquiry Reveals “Industrial-Scale” Message Deletions
The reform would make it a crime to delete government communications, following revelations that top officials wiped WhatsApp messages during the pandemic.
CORRUPTION
Citizens Pay More, Wait Longer, Learn Less: Manitoba’s Transparency Breakdown
In the last fiscal year, Manitobans seeking information paid over $13,000 to find out what their government was up to. Fees tripled while response time compliance plunged.
EDUCATION
EDUCATION
New Book from Parent/Educator Barbie Rivera Says “Enough Is Enough.” Educate—Don’t Drug—Our Kids.
When her son’s school demanded Barbie Rivera drug her child, she said no. She’s been fighting back against a broken system ever since.
DRUGS
DRUGS
Congress Takes Aim at Nitazenes, Synthetic Drugs Far More Potent Than Fentanyl
Potent synthetic opioids up to 500 times stronger than morphine are flooding the US despite rising enforcement. Experts warn only education can cut demand and stop the cycle of lethal new drugs.
DRUGS
Candy-Flavored Killer: Laughing Gas Deaths Soar as Legal Loophole Fuels America’s Latest Drug Craze
Marketed for kitchens but inhaled for kicks, laughing gas is the new silent killer—spreading from vape shops to high schools as regulators play catch-up.
DRUGS
Fatal Ketamine Use Surges in Britain as Deaths Spike Over Twentyfold in a Decade
Far cheaper than cocaine and once considered a “safe high,” ketamine used with other drugs killed nearly 200 in Britain last year alone.
HATE
HATE
How Mocking Latter-day Saints Became a National Pastime
With 39 percent of Americans holding an unfavorable view of Latter-day Saints, the deadly consequences of religious slander are no longer theoretical.
HATE
AI Filters Fail Stress Test in New Study on Digital Hate
Researchers say four leading AI platforms generated antisemitic content despite built-in guardrails designed to block hate speech.
HATE
Bravo Network Cashes in on Paid Apostasy and Anti‑LDS Bigotry
Fringe voices who turned on their religion now anchor televised hate campaigns. Bravo converts belief into clicks and violence into currency.
